Any more OWP issued under the pilot program. According to the spreadsheet still looks like Feb. is being bypassed.
Congrats! So fast that's amazing. We've been waiting nearly a month ... What email address does the landing letter come from?woodyc said:Got my landing date just then in a email from Vancouver office for Feb 24th at 11am. Finally some good news.
Thanks. The email came from WST-LandingEnquiries@cic.gc.caflange12 said:Congrats! So fast that's amazing. We've been waiting nearly a month ... What email address does the landing letter come from?
Congrats woodyc ! Happy for you ,said:Thanks. The email came from WST-LandingEnquiries @ cic.gc.ca
Hi sophiee. Thanks for this. To answer your question. No, i was not married when i entered canada. I thought too that it pertained to my status before coming here cause i find it odd to put me as single and at the bottom says, must cohabitate with spouse for 2 years. But Tilikun just wrote too that his was married and he came here as single too. Tilikun, did you re enter canada after getting married and before submitting application? To the rest who have copr, did it say Single too in your copr? (If your last entry status was single)sophieee said:Have you been married on your last entry date? If not, that's not a mistake, it shows your marital status when you entered Canada.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5218ETOC.asp
We applied for the OWP in Feb. 2014 and haven't heard anythingsniper23 said:Any nov 2014 applicant receive owp yet
congrats!Daradiro said:********DM....DM********
finally after 12 month and two weeks after AIP.
Etobicoke office, now waiting for landing letter.
This forum has been soooo helpful through this long waiting time. Thx to all of you and good luck to everybody still waiting.
Congrats! Would you mind to tell your landing date and visa office so I can add to the spreadsheet? ThanksAss2014 said:Omg Got dm on the 04 and today landing letter was in my mail box so fast . ;D
Thank you Xyz1 - it was thoughtful of you to take the time to respond - it is always hopeful to hear positive stories so I appreciate you writing this. Good luck with your landing interview. I am sure all will go well!!Xyz1 said:Just wanted to alleviate some of your concerns, if possible. My husband had a refugee hearing in October 2013, and we submitted our sponsorship application the same month, back when estimated wait times were only 7 months. We were notified in March that his refugee claim was rejected, and applied for judicial review. He was denied a second time in November 2014, and CBSA issued a removal order. We had to attend a meeting with CBSA on December 5th and answer questions about finances and our living situation, and my husband was given a 60 day administrative deferral of his removal order. CBSA contacted CIC and requested they expedite our file, as we only had 60 days to receive a decision or he would be removed. They immediately began working on our file, and by Dec 19 we received AIP. We were notified of DM on Jan 13 and have our landing interview in one week.
So in reality, status as a failed refugee may actually speed up the process for you. I really sympathize with your concerns because not only would my husband's deportation break our family, it would also put him in severe danger of persecution.
Best of luck and I hope our story lets you rest a little easier.